Welcome to episode 16 of Lancashire Mind Talks.

Introduction:

On this week's podcast, we are proud to share a passionate and personal conversation around improving mental health within the workplace and the importance of supporting suicide prevention through the Orange Button scheme.

We are joined by Darren Thornhill, (Head of Operations at The Baxter Group Limited) and our own mental health cheerleader Karren Arrowsmith, (Workplace Wellbeing and Training Lead at Lancashire Mind).

Show Notes & Links:

The Orange Button is a suicide prevention training scheme that takes on the complex conversations around suicide, and supports those who take the training to recognise the deteriorating signs of mental health. It's available for individuals, community groups and organisations.

For more information, please visit:

> NHS: LSC Integrated Care Board : Orange Button Community Scheme (healthierlsc.co.uk)

> Suicide Prevention: www.lancashiremind.org.uk/project/suicide-prevention-training

> Workplace Wellbeing & Training: www.lancashiremind.org.uk/workplace-wellbeing-training/

Orange Button Holder:

If you would like to become a vital Orange Button holder, please contact our training team: training@lancashiremind.org.uk

Thank you for listening

Welcome back as Gaby Ingham talks with John Chesworth, Chair of both Preston Partnership and Harrison Drury Solicitors.

During this episode, we look at wellness from the boardroom to the communities, seeing how local leaders and initiatives are making real strides towards a healthier and more inclusive Preston.

For more information, please visit:

• www.prestonpartnership.org
• www.lancashiremind.org.uk/project/childrens-hubs
• www.lancashiremind.org.uk/project/suicide-prevention-training

Join our host Gaby Ingham, as she talks with John Chesworth, Chair of both Preston Partnership and Harrison Drury Solicitors.

The conversation explores the exciting changes happening within Preston through the re-generation projects and how these developments are linked to improving wellbeing across the city.

For more information, please visit:

• www.prestonpartnership.org/
• www.lancashiremind.org.uk/project/childrens-hubs/